Why does Denmark recommend so few childhood vaccines? A Danish scientist explains

Science | AAAS·Jan 7

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Denmark's childhood vaccine recommendations are being discussed in relation to other countries, including the US and Canada. The US has introduced a new federal vaccine schedule for children, prompting comparisons with other nations' approaches. Experts are weighing in on whether the US should model its vaccine policy on Denmark's, with some questioning the suitability of Denmark's program as a model.

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